and finally, do they offer database access, and which brand?
if they dont have a database, HTTP::QuickBase looks promising.
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You are doing what I did, post to several boards and ask for suggestions about good hosting services. I started Perl programming by hacking the scripts at www.bignosebird.com. I ultimately ended up going with the same host that he uses: www.vastnet.net. Good response times, personal service.
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This is a redundant question and I will be --'ed for my poor answer, but /msg jcwren and request his free hosting for Perlmonks.
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Eek! Your answer is not poor - but jcwren specifically
said no /msg'ing - email him at
jcwren@jcwren.com.
See Web Hosting for Monks - Gone Live! for more details.
UPDATE for AidanLee:
If you are looking for professional service, just search
the web in your local area. You need to compare prices,
but pay special attention to the hardware and software.
Here are a few questions that i need answered before i pay
someone money to host my site:
- is it an NT hosting solution or a *nix solution
- how much space, how many email boxes
- do they allow you to have CGI support
- what CPAN modules do they support
- do they allow ssh, or just ftp
- and finally, do they offer database access, and which brand?
Jeff
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ouch, i seem to have maybe misplaced this posting?
I _am_ aware of the free perlmonks hosting, but this is not a question about personal hosting. I am a contractor wondering about how other people on this site go about finding hosting for client sites...
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